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The GDPR and You, the WooCommerce Store Owner
Whether you’ve had a WooCommerce store for a long time or are in the earliest stages of an eCommerce endeavor, you’re probably wondering what you need to do about this new European law — the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Our six-part series on Getting Ready for the GDPR explores the ins and outs of…
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What’s new in WooCommerce 3.3: Revamped Orders screen, shop display improvements, and stock management improvements.
Since our last minor release in October, we’ve been working on a variety of improvements to WooCommerce: Redesigned Orders screen for easier order management. Simpler and more intuitive stock management. Image sizing and theme compatibility improvements. Shop customization features. To ensure this update is stable, we’ve been doing plenty of testing and QA on our…
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What’s new in WooCommerce Stripe 4.0: European payment gateways and a new credit card form
Stripe is a popular payment service provider for eCommerce stores worldwide, and we’re pleased to announce we’ve shipped a major release with a multitude of new features to enhance your experience of working with WooCommerce and Stripe. Payment acceptance using European and other non-U.S. payment gateways Fully PCI compliant credit card form on your checkout…
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Preparing WooCommerce for the arrival of Gutenberg
Dedicated WordPress users have probably heard about Gutenberg, the revolutionary new editor currently in development as a feature plugin and scheduled for inclusion in WordPress version 5.0. It transforms the way we edit content of our WordPress websites by providing a richer “block”-based experience. Put simply, a block is any single element of content –…
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